Sunday Sleep over

Hi everyone 
Thank you all for your wonderful comments and wishes.

I been busy on my pain meds so didn't care about the clock. Hubby is a hunter but has not been able to go for a few years. never get right timing..

cooking venison. My neighbor up north is Cherokee Indian he taught us to cook a venison roast with potatoes in the oven the throw those potatoes out. because potatoes are a purifier and take away the wild game taste. then cook the carrots and potatoes your going to eat with it on the stove top. I have always hated venison. when my mother would cook it we would walk in the house from school get a whiff of it cooking and yell out oh venison I aint eating that. When my Indian neighbor fed me venison cooked that way I didn't even know the difference.  He also introduced me to elk and Buffalo meat. all low in fat and hi in protein.

Welcome Back Kristy I was worried about you.
Have a safe trip Pam T Hope Grammy is doing good.
I am sorry for your loss Wo J.
Christine what did you have done? catch me up.
Brenda glad your test went well.
If I missed any one I am sorry but I am still not as focused as I would like to be.
Stitch is pissed cause I took my first meds by mouth to day. I got kind of a hick upy thing going on.

BIG Thank YOU to my two angels. Jani and Julie.
they were a great team on keeping you all posted.

Happy Halloween and big hugs to everyone.
I am so glad I made it.

Friday I had a complete hysterectomy.  They were able to do this without any outside cuts.  I am feeling worse than I did with my bypass.  I will have a nice slow week and get on the mend then it is on to the next surgery.  I am glad you are doing so well Mary.

well I am happy that everything went well and you are on the mend.
It is funny but I said the same thing to my doctor that I had more pian after I had uterine oblasion then what i had with RnY. I was very surprise at that.

any way stay off your feet and no sweeping or lifting for 6 weeks.

glad your OK.

Yes, we remembered to set our clocks back last night, but our eyes still popped open at 5:20 this morning.. It will take us a couple of days to get into the new time change. 

Hunting..Yes almost all of the men in my family hunt. Thank goodness you didn't ask how many actually bagged a deer?  We all love venison and usually it depends on what the deer eat if the meat is that gamey tasting. One year DH got a buck up in the state woods near Gaylord. It was VERY gamey tasting. We didn't like it at all. The land had a lot of oak trees so our guess is that the deer ate a lot of acorns.
Now all the deer that the guys have gotten in and around corn fields have tasted yummy. Our family is like Jan's most of it is turned into hamburger and we use it in everything. I think liking the venison depends a lot on if you were raised on it. As a kid we had it at least once a week during the winter. We also had squirrel and rabbit. yummy..
I think the best part of deer season is all the stories people tell about how the big one got away! lol

Cheryl

I am so glad everyone is on the mend and getting better. All the men in my family are hunters except my hubby. I can not stand seeing Bambi or BamBam laying on the hood of the car. I never saw that down south.

Time to take down Halloweenie decorations, put up Thanksgiving..and check out the Christmas lights. Just in case.

Ok who is going to Louisiana and not taking me...?